Is Class D in public institutions compiled by teachers?

Class D (primary and secondary school teachers) of public institutions belong to the establishment of public institutions and enjoy the working treatment of public institutions. The teacher establishment includes Class D of public institutions, but it does not represent Class D of public institutions. Because in addition to the joint examination of public institutions (subject is D), teachers can also obtain the teacher establishment through the unified examination of teachers and the recruitment of schools or institutions.

The difference between class D and the establishment of teachers in public institutions;

1. Class D teachers in public institutions are teachers who participate in the unified recruitment of public institutions. Different from the unified examination for teacher recruitment, most of the contents of the examination for teachers in public institutions are the professional ability test and comprehensive application ability, and the teaching professional skills will only be examined in the interview.

2. Class D teachers and the unified examination for teachers in public institutions are all official teacher positions. However, the demand for teachers' posts in various parts of the country is constantly expanding, and teachers in some areas have left institutions. Teachers recruited for the D-level exam must be prepared. Ordinary teacher recruitment is generally to recruit subject teaching teachers, and Class D recruitment is divided into comprehensive management positions of public institutions and professional skills positions of teachers. Comprehensive management does not engage in front-line teaching, mainly engaged in documents, file management (archives), organizational culture (trade unions), logistics support, statistical reports and other work.

3. There is no difference between the professional skills salary of teachers in public institutions and the recruitment of teachers. Teachers in editing are fully funded institutions and enjoy the working treatment of institutions.